Question: What is the Dutch language linguistic typology and it's grammatical gender?
Paraphrase: What is the typology of the Dutch language and what is the grammatical gender?
SPARQL (Wikidata): SELECT ?ans_1 ?ans_2 WHERE { wd:Q7411 wdt:P4132 ?ans_1 . wd:Q7411 wdt:P5109 ?ans_2 }
Answer: masculine, nominative–accusative language, common gender, nominative–accusative language, feminine, nominative–accusative language, neuter, nominative–accusative language, masculine, fusional language, common gender, fusional language, feminine, fusional language, neuter, fusional language, masculine, subject–object–verb, common gender, subject–object–verb, feminine, subject–object–verb, neuter, subject–object–verb, masculine, V2 word order, common gender, V2 word order, feminine, V2 word order, neuter, V2 word order, masculine, time–manner–place, common gender, time–manner–place, feminine, time–manner–place, neuter, time–manner–place, masculine, stress-timed language, common gender, stress-timed language, feminine, stress-timed language, neuter, stress-timed language